The tapas were decent &mdash; grilled peppers and croquettes stood out. Sangria came in a clay pitcher with fruit, nice touch. Cozy by the heater, though portions are big, so don&#39;t over-order. No to-go boxes, just so you know.

Lovely courtyard, just grab a bottle and they trust you to note it down. Owner was friendly. Nice spot for a relaxed evening.

The liver dumplings were proper tasty, and they let our dog stay inside. Felt like an old-school place, no fuss. Just honest food.

The drink menu caught my eye&mdash;lots of interesting options. Prices are a bit high though. Place gets crowded, took me a minute to find a seat. But the quality made up for it. I&rsquo;d come back for another round, maybe earlier next time.

Stopped by for lunch, had the salmon roll and some nigiri. Fish tasted fresh, rice was seasoned just right. Place is small, family-run, felt pretty cozy. Service was friendly but a bit slow since it got busy. Prices fair for what you get. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area.

The crispy sea bass really stood out&mdash;flaky and full of flavor. Staff checked in just enough without hovering, which I appreciated. Wine pairing was nice too. It&rsquo;s on the pricier side, but for a quiet dinner out, it felt worth it. I&rsquo;d come back if I&rsquo;m in the area again.

Big portions, solid prices. Food was tasty, nothing fancy but hit the spot. Place has a cozy feel, kinda warm inside. Would eat here again if I&#39;m in the area.

The hot chocolate was thick and rich, apple cake came warm with a good crumb. Solid stop for a quick sugar fix while walking around town.

We had dinner in the vaulted cellar &ndash; that alone is worth a visit. Meat fondue was the star, cooked it ourselves at the table, broth was rich. Service kept up fine, no complaints. Only thing: it&#39;s a bit loud when full, but you&#39;re in a wine cellar, so whatever. Solid spot for a relaxed evening.

We sat outside on a warm evening, right in the middle of all those half-timbered houses. Had the pork tenderloin with porcini risotto&mdash;really tasty, no complaints there. The wine list was fair, which I appreciated. Staff were friendly and let us take our time. Only thing: it got a bit busy later, but that&#39;s fine. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area again.

We stopped by for lunch and grabbed a table near the window. The staff was really friendly, took our order without any rush. I had the schnitzel, it was solid. Place has that cozy alpine feel, not too loud. Only thing, we waited a bit for the bill, but no big deal. Would come back again.

The outdoor beer garden is a solid spot&mdash;nicely set up and actually pretty comfy. Good for a summer meal, though the prices felt a bit steep for what you get.

Been coming here for years. Staff remembers you, that counts for something. Food is fresh, got the usual schnitzel and it was solid. Place gets busy around 7, so come early if you want a quiet table. Not the cheapest, but you get what you pay for. Fine for a regular dinner.

Natural yogurt, no sugar, no weird additives. Tastes clean and fresh. Good spot if you want something lighter than ice cream.

Solid spot for a quick beer and pretzel before flying. Takeout was easy, but seating&#39;s only for dine-in at the bar. Kind of annoying if you just want to sit down.

The ricotta-pistachio gelato was really good. Creamy, not too sweet, and you could taste the pistachio. I tried a couple of other flavors too, but that one stood out. The place was a bit busy when I went, but the guy behind the counter stayed patient while I took my time deciding.

We had a wonderful experience with attentive service and delicious appetizers. The meze plate was a highlight, and the cocktails were refreshing and unique.

The Restaurant Bad a new Lunch Menu which was as exzellent as the former one,, very creative courses with prrfect flavor combinations combined with an outstanding service and with a good price for a Michelin Restaurant. Also the view over Mannheim is beautiful, on clear dass you can see the castle of Heidelberg.

The manager was super kind and helped us figure out what to order. The beer really stood out &mdash; wish I&#39;d gotten a second one. 🍺

Food was decent, prices fair for an airport spot. Got the currywurst and it hit the spot. Staff friendly enough, but had to wait a bit longer than I&#39;d like when it got busy. Fine if you&#39;re not in a huge rush, just don&#39;t expect lightning-fast service.

The roast pork in beer gravy was properly seasoned, sauerkraut tasted fresh too. Solid spot if you&#39;re staying near the airport.

The dinner buffet had a solid spread, especially the grill station. Room was a bit too quiet for my taste, but the food kept me busy.

Stopped by for lunch and grabbed a plate of the hot and cold options. Pay-by-weight works well if you want to try a bit of everything. Lentil lasagna was the best thing I had. Place was busy but moved fast enough. Fine if you&#39;re in the area and want something quick and decent.

The food was solid &mdash; really authentic Italian, and the wine list had some good picks. Only thing: the seating area felt a bit dark for my taste. Kind of old-school charm though, so I didn&rsquo;t mind it much. Would come back for the pasta alone.

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